An AI task contains five decisions, and one person usually makes all of them
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Watch a piece of AI-assisted work go through a small team and you can pull out five distinct decisions: Is this worth doing at all? Is it prepared well enough to hand to somebody else? Who runs it, and on whose subscription? Did the outcome actually meet the bar? Did it land? On most teams I have s…
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An AI task contains five decisions, and one person usually makes all of them
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